Iconic buys Central Fire Station Downtown

Started by Ken_FSU, June 11, 2019, 08:54:45 AM

Ken_FSU


thelakelander

"A man who views the world the same at 50 as he did at 20 has wasted 30 years of his life." - Muhammad Ali

Jagsdrew

If I had some cash, I would love to purchase that building and retrofit it into a restaurant or bar.

It is such a cool building and I'm glad a local investment company bought it in hopes to make something out of it.
Twitter: @Jagsdrew

acme54321

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I didn't realize the building was that old, the facade must have been modified at some point.  Does anyone know of any picture from its early days?

Edit: Jacksonville's Architectural Heritage page 32


jaxjags

Quote from: Jagsdrew on June 11, 2019, 09:38:04 AM
If I had some cash, I would love to purchase that building and retrofit it into a restaurant or bar.

It is such a cool building and I'm glad a local investment company bought it in hopes to make something out of it.

Restaurant/Bar would be interesting and could be made into a fun place to go. A destination type restaurant.

Question - with new zoning they do not need to worry about parking. Is that correct?

RatTownRyan

Besides the Intuition/Doro district buildings and this one, does iconic own any other cool spots downtown? Do they actively buy buildings with the desire to remake them into cool restaurants/entertainment venues? Do they have any residential? Also what's the word with the Doro district? That concept looked so awesome. I tried to look it up but no luck.


dp8541

Endless possibilities with this property.  From the relator pics online the upstairs would not need much work at all to convert this from residential to a restaurant / bar / event space.  The exposes brick walls are awesome.

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/39-Adams-St_Jacksonville_FL_32202_M61065-17090#photo27

MusicMan

You are correct, the upstairs is pretty damn awesome. It is in effect a huge (over 4000 sf)  two bedroom/two bathroom residence, with plenty of room for all types of uses. Downstairs is in 'vintage' condition, very little has been done over the years.